I'm continuing our love of spaghetti squashes for dinner!
I love how versatile they are and it's fun to serve them in
different ways. This was a yummy one and we've had
it a couple of times already. Super easy, too!
I bought small-ish squashes, about 8 inches from end to end.
Cut in half and scoop out the seeds.
Microwave about 8 minutes. They will not be done but just
enough that you can begin to fluff up the strands with a fork.
After you fluff them up, drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper,
Italian seasoning, chopped garlic, sun dried tomatoes
and some leftover cooked chicken. Mix a little to incorporate.
Top with Parmesan and Fontina cheese.
Drizzle the top with some of the oil straight
from the tomato jar. Make sure your tomatoes
are tucked down inside the mixture so they don't burn.
Bake for about 30 minutes at 350 degrees.
Drizzle the top with some of the oil straight
from the tomato jar. Make sure your tomatoes
are tucked down inside the mixture so they don't burn.
Bake for about 30 minutes at 350 degrees.
Yum.
For a totally cool and comprehensive article on spaghetti
squash including tips and recipes, visit Chew The World HERE!
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ReplyDeleteWhat fun
You get the prize.
DeleteBoy, aren't you wise!
A prize for me
DeleteYipppeeee
I`ll just take the leftover chicken and run
ReplyDeleteI may also share with the cat under my sun lol
You wouldn't have to run.
DeleteSit down until we are done!
lol...
Ooh my....
ReplyDeleteThat looks so delicious !
I'm going to have to try this recipe, Thank You for sharing Betsy...
~Jo
It's delish and easy....hope you like it!
DeleteThis sounds delicious. I may have to try this one. Don't know if I can get the Hubby to eat the squash though.
ReplyDeleteI bet he would....it is so mild...doesn't taste like squash at all.
DeleteNow that looks yummy and simple. I really like spaghetti squash but don't always remember to put it on my grocery list.
ReplyDeleteIt's starting to become a staple around here! haha....so versatile.
DeleteWe love it with butter and parmesan on it, too....as a side dish.
This looks absolutely wonderful! I must try!
ReplyDeleteWould won't believe how amazing your house will smell as it's baking!
DeleteHow delicious!
ReplyDeleteYes...so good!
DeleteSounds delish! My daughter roasted some for Christmas. She cut it up in chunks, drizzled olive oil and salt and pepper over it and roasted in a high oven. Delish!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds really tasty, too! Yum!
Deletedelish . . . :)
ReplyDeleteYes, it was!
DeleteI agree with Eddie, looks delish. I notice that like me you roll the pastry out very thin to use in mini quiche pans. I make mine so thin that you can read the newspaper through it! Well, nearly anyway.
ReplyDeleteWell, you completely lost me there. No pastry here...just a spaghetti squash filled with yummy things.
DeleteBut thank you anyway! haha. I bet you've love this! If you get yourself over here, I'll make it for you!
Sorry, I hadn't got my glasses on. The squash looked like a pastry shell! Silly me.
Deletehaha...and you'd be so disappointed in my pie crust...I like it thick! But it has to be buttery and flakey, too!
DeleteMy spaghetti squash is sitting in my refrigerator, wondering when it's turn, will be for dinner. Little does it know how dressed up its going to be after I follow this recipe! Everyone will be happy!
ReplyDeleteYum...let me know how you like them! :)
DeleteFlopped with both my spaghetti squashes. Have bought them twice and they are soft and mushy after only a couple days. I will have to keep trying because your recipes for them always look so good.
ReplyDeleteOh, that's too bad. They should be rock hard and stay that way. I've let mine sit on the counter for a week! Maybe you should make it the day you get it just to be sure!
DeleteYes, maybe I should. I was pretty sure they were supposed to be rock hard. I googled it at one point and it said they should last one to three months on the counter or in the fridge. I will have to try again.
Deleteyes, they should last a good long time. I think they sent you ones that were on their last leg!
DeleteHi Betsy - I'd agree ... 'yum'! and it's breakfast time ... I love spaghetti squash ... cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteWell, I've never had it for breakfast but you go for it! haha.
DeleteThat does look yummy!! I love spaghetti squash. :)
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know how you fix them!
DeleteIt looks delicious and it sounds perfect for these winter days. Thank you for the inspiration Betsy!! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're very welcome! :)
DeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteParmesan cheese is my favourite.